Notice of Hearing Petition for Final Discharge of Bankrupt
In the District Court of Montana Jacob Brinig filed May 23 1902 a petition for final discharge. The court fixed June 10 1902 at 10 am in Helena for creditors to object or support discharge. Judge Hiram Knowles presides with court seal affixed. Attest Geo W Sproule Clerk.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Jacob Brinig
Helena
Lewis and Clarke County
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Mont
Geo. W. Sproule
Noyes Estate Heirs Receive Share in Partial Settlement
Judge Harney ruled a partial distribution of the John Noyes estate with $20,000 to be divided among heirs. Elmina Noyes receives $10,000, while Alice, John D., Thomas C., and Ruth Noyes Heinze each get $2,500. Debts paid, $27,000 in bank. Judge Clancy set several civil cases for trial from June 2 to June 6.
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Clancy
Alex Mackel
H. R. Bartlett
George E. Doll
Hennessy Mercantile Company
E. L. Mahoney
John M. Dixon
Clara M. Wilcox
Fred Leimbach
Centennial Brewing Company
Thomas Cosgrove
C. M. Parr
Joseph Swayze
Frank O’connors
Program me of Exercises and Memorial Events
A sermon by Rev. Groeneveld and an oration by Hon. Lee Mantle headline a veteran memorial program. The Lincoln post Women’s Relief corps and Spanish-American veterans lead a procession to First Presbyterian for services, with decorations, music and recitations at Sutton’s Broadway theater. A memorial May ball follows at Scandia with admission 50 cents per couple.
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Fire Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Post
Women's Relief Corps
First Presbyterian Church
FE. J. Groeneveld
Sutton
Broadway
Woodmen of the World Glee Club
Maj
S. H. Almon
G. A
Colum
Louis Lodge
Scandia
South Main Street
Christian Endeavor Music Night at the church
A Tuesday evening program by the Christian Endeavor society features Miss Paull in a vocal selection, Miss Kitto, Miss Hugnes on piano, Mr. Stevens on vocal solo, Mr. Potinger recitation, and the W. O. W. Glee club with various vocal numbers.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Church
UMN
Paull
W. Glee Club
Kitto
Hugnes
Dante
Hoskiings
Northern Pacific announces round trip train fares
Northern Pacific railway will sell on June 7 8 10 14 and 16 round trip tickets with final limit to several routes. Prices include 40 to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and return 42 to Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs Kansas City 53 50 to Chicago and intermediate points 49 50 to St Louis and intermediate points. Rates extend to other principal points west of Chicago. For information and berth reservations contact W H Merriman General Agent at Park and Main.
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Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
W. H. Merriman
Corner Park
Main Streets
Northern Pacific sells round trip tickets to St Paul Minneapolis
The Northern Pacific Railway offers round trip tickets from St Paul Minneapolis to the listed points at 34.50 dollars, valid for return through Sept 1. Contact W H Merriman, General Agent, at Park and Main for fur calls or addresses. Orton Bros at 219 N Main St Butte advertise pianos and organs.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Married Last Wednesday in Butte Home Wedding
James Turner and Miss Jennie Lauterman were wed at the Croseman home 951 Utah Avenue in a Wednesday ceremony conducted by Rev. Tait. About 100 guests attended as the couple planned to reside in Pony, where Turner operates a business and a furnished cottage awaited them.
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A. Croseman
Utah Avenue
James Turner
Jennie Lauterman
Mr. Tait
Turner
Pony
Lauterman
Butte
C. A. Crossman
W. B. Knowlton
F. M. Barrett
Charles Lauterman
First Baptist Church Evening Programme
The programme lists an anthem by the choir, scripture reading, opening address The Watchword of the Hour Forward by Roy Foote, followed by an educational scheme address by B. Y. Pr and Miss Maggie Lloyd. The service includes offerings and a concluding congregation section.
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First Baptist Church
Blaisdeil Poe
R. L. Letzer Petios
Becasveseeen
Harry Bates
Maggie Lloy Prever
Henry Duerfeudt
EEE Sakanidp
London Wool Market Auction Sees Firmer Prices
London May 24 offerings at the wool auction sales totaled 12 245 bales. Competition was spirited and prices remained firm. Superior combing wool sold at extreme rates while Mernos brought full prices.
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London
Canadian Pactic soars as market steadies on May day
In New York May 21 reports show Canadian Pactic rising to a record 18 1 2 amid a generally steady market. The session featured few major moves with sentiment muted by South Africa peace prospects, coal strike outcomes, and bank reserve data. Bond prices held, and losses were limited as traders awaited decisive clues on big carriers and regional weather.
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New York
Toay
Pactic
Lst
South Africa
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
United States
Bank Market Rates Describe Mixed Bond and Dollar Movements
The report notes varied financial activity with bankers’ bills near 4.86 percent for demand and 4.84 percent for 6 days, posted at 4.85. Commercial idle funds at 34.88 percent, Mexican dollars around 4.14 percent, government bonds easing while railroad bonds show irregular trading.
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Tual
London Mines Lead Market Rally In Early Trading
The Commercial Advertiser reports a sanguine London market with strength in mines. Consols edge up to 3 3 16 as Americans stay steady. Calls expire Monday but prices at risk remain muted. Gold bars totaling £37,000, plus £60,000 Australia and £55,000 from Batavia, were received.
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Australia
Batavia
Metal Markets Steady in New York Trade May 24
New York reports steady metal markets with moderate jobbing activity. Tin quoted at 20. and 30.25c, copper ranges from 1c to 22.16c, lead at 4c, spelter at 4.75c, iron unchanged.
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New York
Standard
Epec
Wheat Prices Rally After Government Report Calms Market
Chicago May 4 Wheat opened weak as government estimates slightly revised last year’s crop up. Bearish talk faded as export demand and cash buying emerged. July wheat rose to about 73 1/2 cents, corn and oats followed with modest gains, and July hogs and pork futures firmed on packer support.
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Chicago
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Shorts
Grain and commodity price quotations in early markets
The report lists cash quotations for flour varieties with prices from 2.40 to 4.40, spring wheat and No. 2 red, oats, white varieties, rye, barley, flaxseed, timothy seed, and meat products. It includes No. 1 northwestern, No. 5 spring wheat, futures ranges, and per barrel or hundredweight figures.
Fire salvage sale of harness and saddlery stock
Insurance adjusted loss from a basement fire prompts a Monday auction of the entire harness saddle and robe stock at prices below wholesale costs.
Chicago Market Summary of Livestock and Grains
Chicago reports mixed livestock and grain prices with cattle receipts around 200 head and hogs about 13 000 today. Prices range from 1.50 to 7.55 for cattle with prime steers up to 7.55 and hogs mainly 6.90 to 7.30, while grain stocks show wheat 22 000 30 000 bushels and corn 86 000 bushels with oats 228 000 bushels and barley at 14 005 000 bushels.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts 200 with native steers at 4 47 to 4 47, hogs 3000 with bulk at 7.05 to 7.30 and sheep 2000 with muttons at 4.25 to 6.10 and lambs at 5.50 to 7.10. Market directions note hogs weak to lower while sheep and lambs show strength.
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Kansas City
Texas
Cattle Receipts Steady at South Omaha Market
South Omaha on May 24 reports cattle receipts around 300 with a steady market. Native steers bring 7.28, cows and heifers 6.05, Western steers 4.75 to 6.75, Texas steers 4.40 to 5.00.
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Chicago
Texas
South Omaha
Market Summary for Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices
Receipts and bids mixed as market slows with cattle heavy at 7.00 to 7.20 and mixed at 6.00 to 7.05. Pigs range 5.75 to 6.50, sheep steady with fed muttons around 6.20, ewes 4.50 to 6.39, lambs 7.10, westerns around 5.30, and stocker and feeder prices noted.
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Western Sheep
Natve Lambs
Western Lambs
London May 24 Money Markets Report Consols and Stocks
The report lists Consols at 96 percent with 316 account, ADM conda at £6, Atchison bond details 101 percent, Baltimore and Pacific, Southern at 66 percent, Union Pacific 1084 preferred and 904, United States Steel preferred 244d per ounce silver value noted.
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Seereecess
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Delaware & Hudson
Belesseci
Great “Southern
Hocking Valley
Vieenowaeace
Luinvia Central
Iowa Central
Lake Eries Western
Sculnie & Masbviie
Manhattan L
Ide Mhoet Neeys
Dbilmams
ABS
Bigewsse
Sctces
Ipeaee
Thahas
Bos Gorge
New Jersey Central
Basi
New York Central
Banihenta
Norfolk & Western
Beglstiog
Ontario & Western
Aacccpaess
Pennsylvania
Spegeees Visnerss
Chiekdd
L. Perreee
St. Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway i
Pee Gueoee
Texas & Pacific
Ssccerese Union Paecife Acceetesccee
Mvolettoe
Avachessee Segvedesseceecs
Adams
Us United
London
Conda
Atchison
Baltimore
Nadian Pacific
Southern
Union Pacific
U Rg Taeet
United States Steel
Balance figures show available cash and gold
In Washington on May 4 the balance lists available cash at 188 659,579 dollars and gold holdings valued at 4558,261 dollars.
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Washington
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Ore
Nan
Nathan Falk
Boise
Idaho
Thomas B. Gess
Falk
Frank Nau
Portland
C. A. Perrin, M. D
Newbro
Dr. F. A. Ironside
Dentiet
West Yark Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dent»l Surgery
Trustees O
Silver Bow County
Excelsior Alley
Park Street Alley
School Board
Henry Mueller
T. Richards
Pacific Avenue
Spokane
Wash
Murray Hilu Co
Noyes Estate
Mary O'Toole
Charles E. Sackett
Furey
Talbott and Jones
Sackett
James F. Dolan
Dolan
Lee Mantle
Speculator Mining Company
Mantle
Largey
Roote
Anaconda Copper Company
Nipper Consolidated Mining Company
I. Anderson
R. S. Currier
J. T. Sidley
E. H. Francis
Contractors’ Association
Harney
Heldin
Mr. Crooneveld
Hon
Lee Man
Tle
Grand Army of the Republic
Bia
Bessie Hughes
Lincoln
Gettysboro
Hebaus
America
Christian Endeavor Society For
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Bride
Paptist Church
COE Cuane
Incorporated
Bank of Commerce Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Nat'l and
Anaconda
E. Park St
New York Stock Exchange
Telephone
The
Butte Hotel Stock Exchange
WEW
York Stock Report
Newark
Money Market
American Car & Foundry Eeeveevesse
Ampar Fean L.nse
Rapid Transit Hold
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Perseertesee
He Gas One
Consolidated
Asreateee Oaveens Cya National
Pacific
Pacific Mail Ae People’s Gas
Rly Pullman
Republic Steel
Union
U S. Ste
Western Union
Sheeneree Keneas City
Southern Etree Do
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U. S
Comstock Tunnel
Cai & Vs
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Teadville
Ontario
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Renee
Savage
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West Park
Symons
Postoffice
Financial Cablegram
Commercial
Alexander Macaulay
Chicago Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Boston Mining
Adventure Estes
Allouez
Bingham Calumet & Hecla
Tencomima
Cevneeee Secrenses Senees
Copper
Dominion Coal
Eeeseeen
Wranklin
Isle Royale
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine United Copper
Treasury Statement
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